QB64 Game Programming by Terry Ritchie
Site update: June 2020
Please note: I'm still updating the site. Should be complete by the end of June. Please be patient.
06/01/2020 - The asset file has been updated to include Task 21
Task 1: Downloading and installing QB64
Task 2: The IDE (Integrated Developer Environment)
Task 3: Your First Program
Task 4: Introducing Variables
Task 5: Conditions and Branching
Task 6: Looping
Task 7: Graphics
Task 8: Subroutines and Functions
Task 9: Gathering Input
Task 10: Variable Arrays
Task 11: String Manipulation
Task 12: Math Functions
Task 13: File Input and Output
Task 14: Music and Sound Effects
Task 15: Working With Images
Task 16: Colors and Transparency
Task 17: Collision Detection
Task 18: Sprites and Sprite Sheets
Task 19: Motion Vectors, Angles & Rotation
Task 20: Particle Effects
Task 21: Layers and Parallax Download the asset file needed for this courseVisit the QB64 Web Site
The QB64 Phoenix Edition Portal - start here to see what's new with QB64
The QB64 Phoenix Edition Wiki - complete documentation for the QB64 programming language
The QB64 Phoenix Edition Forum - stop in to say hello and ask questions or offer help to others
The QB64 Phoenix Edition Discord - Chat with fellow QB64 enthusiasts
The QB64 Phoenix Edition GitHub - Get the latest QB64 source code
Download the latest Phoenix Edition version of QB64
I am in no way associated with QB64 other than being a fan and user of the QB64 programming language. All content contained in this web site is soley the opinion of this web site's author and not QB64's authors. I make no claims to having created the QB64 language or parts therein. Any questions directly relating to QB64 should be directed to the authors of QB64.
I would also like to thank the QB64 authors as well as the forum and wiki maintainers for keeping the QB64 spirit going. Thanks guys/gals!